Ikebana: The Art of Japanese Floral Arrangement in the Nageire Style
5:30 - 7:30 pm
Nageire is a natural and informal style of ikebana that originated in the 12th century. This style is typically arranged in a tall, cylindrical vase, which presents a unique challenge. Since a kenzan cannot be used in such a container, Nageire requires advanced techniques to secure branches and flowers effectively. This added complexity makes it a more intricate and fascinating approach compared to other ikebana styles. This is a level II class of Ikebana, so it is preferred that you have previously attended the introduction class unless you already have experience in Ikebana.
*Note: Truus Ten Kate Sharp has 40+ years of experience practicing Ikebana.
Thursdays, February 13 – March 6
5:30 – 7:30 pm
Instructor: Truus Ten Kate Sharp
Age: Adult (16+) | Intermediate
Supplies List:
- Garden Sheers or Large Kitchen Scissors
